Board Game References

I’ll take “Randomonium” for $800  #triviatuesday

An artist taking the original concept of the landlord’s game and running with it. I love seeing games in art.

Raise your hand if you’ve done it.

I’ll take “Toys and Games” for $200  #triviatuesday

http://boardgamereferences.com/2018/06/25/people-painting-board-games-into-fine-art/

A really in-depth look at board game journalism. A lot of interesting points, what do my board game journalism peeps think?

The ultimate sign of respect.

I’ll take “The rules of the game” for $1,000  #triviatuesday

ICYMI: Last week we talked about board games in myth and legend. Like, did you know that, according to the Brahmajāla Sutta, Gautama Buddha had a list of games he would not play: Games on boards with 8 or 10 rows, Games of throwing dice, and more. Why? Read on at: http://boardgamereferences.com/2018/06/11/10-times-board-games-into-your-myth-and-legend/

Filed under historic board games.

Just. . . no.

I’ll take “The Rules of the Game” for $600.  #triviatuesday

Board Games as a link to the past.

I’ll take “The name of the board game” for $1,000. This one’s a bit trickier.  #triviatuesday

What’re your favorite myths and legends involving board games?

This is certainly the most controversial the game “Sequence” has ever gotten.